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armygirl

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Which projection should be applied to safely image the foot bearing weight?
 
 lateromedial
  mediolateral
  plantodorsal axial
  AP oblique

Question 2

The AP or PA oblique projection of the c-spine will utilize which of the following recommended distances?
 
 40 SID
  50 SID
  32 SID
  60 SID



courtney_bruh

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Answer to Question 1

lateromedial

Rationale: To safely image the weight bearing feet, the lateromedial projection is recommended. The image receptor is placed in between the patient's feet, ensuring the patient can safely stand and evenly distribute their weight.

Answer to Question 2

60 SID

Rationale: The AP or PA oblique projections of the c-spine could apply distance range of 40-72 SID. However, the increased SID is recommended to compensate for part magnification.



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